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Task Reading

Task Reading is intended for readers of English as a second language who have mastered some basic structures and vocabulary in English and who place into high-beginning to mid-intermediate classes. The purpose of the book is to help students recognize, read, understand, and enjoy a wide variety of reading selections in English; to help students apply to English the skills they already have in their first language; and to teach skills that will assist students in their other academic courses. The book is set up in three parts: Reading for Information, Reading for Meaning, and Reading for Pleasure. Each part has five units, each of which is made up of four parts: Reading, Practice, Review, and Skills Check. By working through this course, students will learn to recognize the purpose of these selections and thus will become better and more confident readers.

Strategic Reading 3

Strategic Reading 3 is a comprehensive textbook designed to help students improve their reading skills through a variety of engaging, theme-based units. Each unit offers carefully selected readings on diverse topics such as superstitions, health, technology, art, and humor, accompanied by a range of strategic exercises. The book focuses on developing essential reading strategies including making inferences, predicting, skimming, scanning, summarizing, and recognizing cause and effect. With its clear structure and focus on academic and personal development, it is an ideal resource for learners aiming to increase their reading speed and comprehension abilities in English.

Second Language Acquisition and Task-Based Language Teaching

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the relationship between second language acquisition (SLA) research and task-based language teaching (TBLT). Mike Long, a leading expert in the field, examines how findings from SLA theory can inform and improve language instruction through the implementation of tasks. The work addresses fundamental questions about the nature of language learning, the role of input, interaction, and output, and provides a theoretical framework for developing task-based curricula. It is an essential resource for researchers, educators, and students interested in applying linguistic theory to practical classroom environments.

Readings from American Literature

This textbook is intended for tenth-grade students in English-language schools, providing a curated collection of classic American literary texts to support the study of English language and literature through original works, helping students deepen their understanding of cultural and historical contexts of the United States.

Reading, Then Writing: From Source to Essay

This textbook is designed to guide college students through the essential processes of reading academic and professional sources and synthesizing that information into well-crafted essays. It focuses on the bridge between critical reading and effective writing, providing practical strategies for analysis, note-taking, drafting, and revising. By moving from source material to the final essay, students learn how to evaluate arguments, incorporate evidence, and develop their own voice in academic discourse.

Reading, Writing, and the Study of Literature

This book provides a comprehensive approach to the study of literature, intended for college students and literature majors. It bridges the gap between reading and writing by examining the major genres of literature—fiction, poetry, and drama—from the reader's perspective, while also guiding students through the development of critical writing skills. The text is divided into two parts: the first focuses on responding to different literary genres through analysis and interpretation, while the second part covers various forms of academic and creative writing, including critical essays, personal reflections, and research-based literary studies. By fostering a deeper understanding of the writing process, this textbook encourages students to engage critically and creatively with literary texts, ultimately enhancing both their comprehension of literature and their own ability to write about it effectively.

Reading Literature: Orange Level

Reading Literature: Orange Level is a comprehensive educational resource designed for students to explore various literary genres. This volume offers a curated selection of readings, including short stories, essays, and poetry, accompanied by critical analysis tools and study questions. The program aims to enhance reading comprehension, analytical thinking, and appreciation of literature among high school students, providing a structured approach to engaging with complex texts through historical and thematic contexts.

Quantitative Concepts for Management: Decision Making Without Algorithms

This second edition provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to quantitative methods for management decision making. The text focuses on conceptual understanding rather than complex mathematical algorithms, making it an ideal resource for managers and students who need to apply analytical techniques to practical business problems. It covers essential topics in management modeling, helping readers to interpret data effectively and make informed strategic decisions in various organizational contexts.

Production & Operations Management: A Life Cycle Approach

This comprehensive text provides a thorough examination of production and operations management, exploring key concepts such as quality management, time-based competition, international production, and the application of mathematical tools like linear programming and queuing theory. Written with a life cycle approach, the book covers all critical areas of operations function, from automated manufacturing to high-touch services, making it an essential resource for students and practitioners of business administration seeking to understand modern management practices.

Principles of Effective Speaking

This book provides a comprehensive guide to the principles of effective public speaking, emphasizing the application of ancient rhetorical techniques to modern communication contexts. Designed as a practical text for students and professionals, the work covers fundamental strategies for speech preparation, delivery, and audience engagement, drawing on the academic expertise of the authors from the University of Illinois and The Ohio State University.

LITERARY TRANSLATION

This manual has been prepared according to the syllabus of the subject named "Literary Translation", which exists in the curriculum of the bachelor's degree 60230200— Tlieoiy and Practice of Translation (English language). Moreover, one can successfully use the manual not only in franslation studies, but also in some other fields such as linguistics, literary studies and journalism. The manual is useful for students of bachelor's and master's degrees, scientists, doctoral students and scientific researchers in translation studies and linguistics. Besides, the book is a helpful manual for anyone who works in the system of education.

Plato's Republic

The Republic, written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, is a foundational text in the history of philosophy and political theory. In this work, Socrates engages in a series of dialogues with various interlocutors to explore the nature of justice, the ideal city-state, the role of the philosopher-king, and the tripartite structure of the soul. Through the famous allegory of the cave and discussions on the forms, the book examines the difference between appearance and reality, providing a comprehensive critique of contemporary political structures while proposing a blueprint for a just society.

Physical Chemistry

This third edition of Physical Chemistry by P.W. Atkins provides a comprehensive and rigorous introduction to the fundamental principles of physical chemistry. The book covers a wide range of topics, from thermodynamics and quantum mechanics to kinetics and molecular spectroscopy, making it an essential resource for students and researchers in the field. It includes extensive appendices with mathematical relations, fundamental physical constants, and conversion factors, ensuring that readers have the necessary tools to solve complex chemical problems. The text is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and their practical applications, reflecting the depth and complexity of modern physical chemistry.

Physical Anthropology

This fifth edition of Physical Anthropology provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the field, exploring the nature of humankind, evolutionary theory, human genetics, population genetics, and the origins of species. The book delves into human adjustments, growth, and development, as well as the analysis of human variation. It covers the primates, their behavior, and the fossil record, including Australopithecus and the genus Homo, offering a detailed look at human evolution and the continuing human story.

Pathways 3: Reading, Writing, and Critical Thinking

Pathways 3 is a comprehensive academic English language series that helps learners develop the language skills and critical thinking abilities needed for academic success. Through engaging content from National Geographic, this textbook focuses on reading, writing, and analytical tasks to prepare students for college-level work. The book covers diverse topics ranging from social relationships and city planning to environmental issues, medical innovations, and global languages, encouraging students to connect classroom learning with real-world understanding.